SAN FRANCISCO, CA, November 25, 2011 (Press-News.org) Recently, OEM industry realised that cutting costs doesn't miss anyone within the organisation, saving on purchasing costs by reducing their excess inventory.
Today's solutions for excess inventory are based on brokers and re-sellers sold for cents on the dollar.
Peribanu.com is a second hand marketplace for excess inventory and pre-owned equipment. The idea is dead simple, yet so relevant. Companies are able to make bids on electronic components, servers, boards, network switches, computers and every other hardware component you can think of. Peribanu sellers can upload a list of inventory from excel, and buyers are able to ask questions on specific products.
Peribanu was founded in 2008 by the founder of Cibus, a very active service in Israel that provides a one stop solution for managing office food ordering.
Peribanu relaunched the service in the USA, its vision is to provide an end to end service for organisations operational and purchasing departments, and maximize the re-use of electronic equipment. Company is based in San Francisco and Israel.
http://www.peribanu.com - excess inventory marketplace - Let your inventory work for you!
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